From literature to digital media, through numerous misleading interpretations, thepatriarchal society has quite successfully made the female body an object of control and gaze.The reflection of these oppressions can be found in Arupa Patangia Kalita’s short stories. The
 From literature to digital media, through numerous misleading interpretations, thepatriarchal society has quite successfully made the female body an object of control and gaze.The reflection of these oppressions can be found in Arupa Patangia Kalita’s short stories. Thepaper has intended to read the representation of the female body in selected short stories of
 From literature to digital media, through numerous misleading interpretations, thepatriarchal society has quite successfully made the female body an object of control and gaze.The reflection of these oppressions can be found in Arupa Patangia Kalita’s short stories. Thepaper has intended to read the representation of the female body in selected short stories ofKalita namely ‘The Girl with Long Hair,’ ‘Ayengla of the Blue Hills,’ ‘Kunu’s Mother,’ and ‘TheCall Girls at the Shelter Home.’ As all the selected short stories have been written of women,for women, and by a woman, the paper has tried to examine whether Kalita’s narratives can becalled the specimen of ‘Écriture Féminine’ or not. The paper has mainly adopted textual analysismethod to analyse the primary and secondary sources. By analysing the secondary sources variouscharacteristics of the philosophy ‘Écriture Féminine’ have been found. The stories then have beenanalysed in respect to these themes to come to the conclusion that they bear synonymity with thesaid philosophy.